In the final segment of our interview (part 4 of 4), Han Malyn (they/them) speaks with Kinderpublic about the experience of neurodivergence in public and professional spaces, and examples of design and operational choices that can significantly improve accessibility. We discuss:
-How being more aware of sensory experiences can help us reshape our interior environments;
-Essential architectural elements in an inclusive space;
-Why inclusion does not always mean physically present;
-The self-learning project we can all undertake to help improve our shared spaces.
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